Chiefs Clinch Western Division With AFL Victory
Kansas City toppled San Diego 32-24 to clinch the AFL Western Division title as Bobby Bell and John Bramlett sparked key plays. The Chiefs, led by Len Dawson and Otis Taylor, overcame Namath passes in a tense finish. Boston topped Miami 20-14 to stay near Buffalo in the East, with Jim Nance breaking the league rushing mark.
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Local boys basketball pairings set for Tuesday and Wednesday
Cambridge Springs visits North East and Corry travels to Iroquois while North East hosts St. Gregory at Pt. LeBoeuf and Conneaut Valley plays Girard. Sheffield entertains Youngsville, Saegertown at Fairview and Union City visits Sparta with Dunkirk Holy Cross at St Mark's on Wednesday. NCAA Soccer semifinals open Thursday in Berkeley with San Francisco vs Army and Michigan State against Long Island University. winners meet Saturday for the final.
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Bowl Draft Talks Set by Football Leagues
New York AP report says American and National Football Leagues begin joint committee meetings to decide Super Bowl date and site, likely Los Angeles Coliseum or Sugar Bowl New Orleans, with Jan 1 or Jan 8 or 15 Sundays. A joint draft plan for 16 NFL teams and nine AFL clubs will be outlined, plus rule and division changes.
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Elorde Ortiz World Title Bout Set For Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Flash Elorde, Manila millionaire fighter, challenges Carlos Ortiz for the world lightweight title at Madison Square Garden tonight. Ortiz, favored at 3-1, defends in a 15 round bout starting at 10 p.m. EST after the Manila bout where Elorde was cut. Elorde vows to win, then retire if defeated.
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Bowl Aire Mixed Doubles Scores and Beaver League Seniors
Bowl Aire Mixed Doubles at 7 30 featuring A Dunnewold 238 and K Cariusd 179 18511 E Edwards 209. Beaver League Seniors list includes Gene Zajac 408 486 John Bracken 193479 Lanny Fitch 165193 479 Dan Corbett 155 Dick Steves 169 Harley Taylor 155 Doug Morton 155 Al Aikens 169156 Gary Swart 159158 Ron Bailey 150 159 Bud McCray 194 Chuck Mack 153. Girls Allene Utegg 170 177 477 Patty Wetmore 158 186 458 Judy McEldowney 129 Becky Damon 125 Bantam Rich Holton 111.
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Corry Man Places 10th In PONY Key Tourney
Dick Merkle of Corry placed tenth in the PONY Key Tourney rolloff at Eastland Bowl Erie. He posted series totals of 949 1008 and 912 for 2369. Harold Coan of Columbus had 2865, while Ron Russell of Lockport won $300 with 2085 in three series. James B. Hickey named athletic director at University of Connecticut succeeding Joseph Christian.
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Beaver Cagers Face Iroquois Braves Tomorrow
Corry High's Beavers seek a third straight win in 1966 67 basketball as they travel to Iroquois. Iroquois honors a new gym with a tough home test. JV game at 6:30 p.m. Varsity at 8 p.m. Also notes Mario Andretti wins sprint at Manzanita Speedway.
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Redskins Romp Over Giants and Other Sunday NFL Highlights
Washington hammering the New York Giants 72 to 41 set a record as defensive back Brig Owens scored two TDs and Charlie Gogolak kicked a 29 yard field goal. Green Bay beat Minnesota 28 16 to gain two game lead while Los Angeles toppled Baltimore 23 7. Gale Sayers rushed 172 yards as Chicago beat Atlanta 23 6 and St Louis won a field goal victory over Pittsburgh.
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Cubs Lead Draft as Durocher Eyes Dodgers Talent
In Columbus, Chicago Cubs manager Leo Durocher may dip into the Dodgers’ Los Angeles farm system during today's major league draft. Spokane standout Nate Oliver, Bart Shirley, Jim Barbieri, John Purdin, and Hector Valle are named among potential targets. The draft order follows the Cubs to Baltimore and includes the Yankees, Mets, and others as teams prepare for possible trades ahead of the Pittsburgh meetings.
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Robinson Leaves Hospital After Knee Surgery
Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles is discharged from Johns Hopkins Hospital after knee surgery to remove cracked cartilage and a piece of bone. He leaves on crutches for his Los Angeles home with an exercise plan to strengthen his leg.
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Alabama Seeks Top Poll Spot In Regular Season Finale
Alabama edges toward the national title as the unbeaten Tide hosts Auburn in Birmingham while ranked third in the AP poll behind Notre Dame and Michigan State. Notre Dame and Alabama posted decisive wins as a crowded weekend of college football shaped the final rankings and title hopes.
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